Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17


 8 Names Ot the division o, Ps-;f e. . D now s,aGds by names ss rescii e a 5 msich 1: Stsum, McCarty, Uo,5ssy . HaT.. Philips and H4ss of California 3 Pryor, M:ll-s, Seal and BuSbssi O Coidr15la tvam ard Kerr and Eee3s O : of AriZO1s.
 BERLIN, S- p:eI15sr Il-NOrtu Ger.
 maa Gazette ssys: The govern aeEI bf received no information corcerE!Bg ths imposition If s heavy iue upon KiDs MslietOa of SsmoG snd bIs sUb-equeui
 deposition by the commander cf the
 German squadron. The Psper states
 tEGi shs squadron was ordered to de
 mad satisfaction for rob6eries commit
 ted On German plantations and aDuse oi Germans while they were cslehrasina
 the EmperOr's birthday in Apis. II King MslietOs refuses to pay damages sn tg ve satisfaction for rssults.i 1t is prob able the military have will SD interview, The Samoan foreign relations, especIal- ly the equal rights of America. Fog snd and Germany, will remain ssa same whatever may be the fate of King Ms lieios. A large majority of the Samosas have for long time recognized the sa- thO.ity of Tsmssese.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, September l0'-Lieu- terhnt Governor Waterman. who is now n thIs city will remain until there IS change in Governor Bartlett's condition. In sn interview to day he said Columbus Bartlett bas requested hin C. assume control of the office now, but that he declined 0 SO. He also sad Columbus Bartlett requested bim upon Ibe death of the Governor to appoint W. ID. English and \. Fl. Will i4ms chairmen of the two state commit tes o. Ibe democratic and republican psr,iss.
 LONDON. September 10.-The Aus trien consul at Bombay reports 3l, ,320 desths from cholera as occurring in Dude district during last May.
 PARIS, September 10.-The mobilIzs- ton experiment necessitased the raising Of .he Seventeenth Army Corps from ten thoussnd to nearly thIrty-seven thou sand fully armed, clothed, s7d equiped men.
 Governor Bartlett has slept most of the day and has been unconscious when awake. Al 8 o'clock this morning his pulse, temperature and respirstion were higher than any tune during the day.
 WssHIsoToS, D. C., September H. About l5O of the foreign doctors were taken to-day on a visit to Mt. Vernon and most of them left this evening for Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls.
 PITTsBURG, September 1.-The Sol diers' Monument st Brsddock was un- yelled today. Ex-Governor PierrepOnt of West Virginia. and General Gibson of Ohio, were the princIpsl speakers.
 STOCKTON, Cal. September 12-A fire broke out ID Chinatown yesterday and destroyed half a dozen houses. The loss 1t estimated st forty thousand dol lars the insurance st about one half that amount. The new Pavilion ID that lc- cslI,y, valued at fifty thousand dollars narrowly escaped destruction,
 SAS FRANCISCO, September l2.-A report received st 10;30 to-day states that Governor Bartlett will not live till noon. Is sinking rapidly.
 SHANoKIS, Pa. September 12.-The miners at the coal mines of the Union Coal O., Excelsior Goal O., Enterprise Coal Co., and Garfield Coal Co.,, strnck this morning for a general advance. It is estimated that four thousand men are on a strike st Shamokin. Miners are thoroughly organized as Knights of Labor and prepared for long lock out. | No concession has been offered on either | side.
 Saw DIEGo, September 12-Telegrsph ] connection with Ensensdo. Lower Cali ! fornis, has been completed at q point on | this side of the line, fifteen miles from | this city. The first dispatch sent over | the line WAS one from the U. 5. consular agent at EnsenAda, to President Cleye- ] land. m which he expressed the friendly l hope that the relations which have here toiore existed between the two countries will continue.
 DUBLIN, September l2-Moonli9hters last night murdered Constable Whitman and mOrtslly wounded another officer. near Ennis. Eight arrests have been made on suspicion.
 GRASS VALLEY. Cal, Sept. 12-Indisn Springs and Pleasant Valley were swept | by fire yesterday. No houses were burned but much fencing and c large area fl pssturage in the finest farming | district of the county, were destroyed.
 SAS FRAScIsco. Sept. 12-At noon Gov. Bartlett was asleep and apparently | growing weaker. F. II. Randolph, pri- vste secretary. said that very little change had taken place in the past two hours. Death IS expected at any mo ment,
 LONDON. Sept. l2-Glsdstone will speak ID the House of Commons to- night, m dsnuncistIon of the shooting of people by the police at Mitchels,owD on Fridsy.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Ex-Governor Bartlett was still siITe at 2;3O p. ID. No | bulletin hss been issued since noOL,
 PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 12- Serious trouble IS anticipated at Garfield, W. T., between the employees of the rival rsIl- roads. The Spokane aud Pslouse road crosses the O. R. S N., near Garfield, and An attempt has been made to tear up the Spokane track. The O. E. & N. has 75 men guarding its track.
 CHICAGO. September l2.-Close wheat n shade easier. Cash, 69Ss; October, l 695s. Corn steady; cash, 42, October, 42is.
 NEW YORK, September 12--Money 1 4e5.
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